Cypress Meadow Weekly Digest

Weekly Digest

June 19, 2026

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Cypress Meadow

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REMINDER: Cypress Meadow Late Night Swim Planned for June 27

Cypress Meadow residents can enjoy a special evening at the neighborhood pool during a Late Night Swim event scheduled for June 27, offering families and neighbors a chance to gather and cool off after sunset. READ MORE

Cypress Meadow Real Estate Market Report

Discover the latest homes for sale, recent property transactions, and neighborhood real estate trends—tailored just for Cypress Meadow. Explore what’s happening in your local housing market today! READ MORE

The Hidden Impact of Street Parking in Cypress Meadow: What Every Resident Should Know

Street parking may seem harmless, but in Cypress Meadow, where and how residents park can have a bigger impact on safety, emergency access, traffic flow, and neighborhood appearance than many realize. Please read this important safety message. READ MORE

Extreme Heat Warning for Cypress Meadow: 7 Ways to Keep Your Home Cooler and Protect Your Family This Weekend

Dangerous heat with heat index values up to 114 degrees is expected across Southeast Texas. Learn how Cypress Meadow residents can stay safe, keep their homes cooler, and lower energy costs during the heat advisory. READ MORE

Cy-Fair ISD Board to Tackle Budget, Staff Compensation, School Safety and More During June Meetings

Major decisions affecting Cy-Fair ISD students, families, employees and taxpayers are on the agenda this week as the Board of Trustees prepares to review and potentially approve the district's 2026-27 budget, staff compensation plan, safety policies and other key initiatives. READ MORE

How to Report a Street Light Outage in Cypress Meadow: A Simple Step That Helps Keep Evening Walks Safer

As summer brings longer evenings and more time outdoors, residents of Cypress Meadow can help keep neighborhood streets safer by quickly reporting street light outages to CenterPoint Energy. READ MORE

New Recycling Rule for Cypress Meadow: Why WM Says Batteries No Longer Belong in Recycling or Trash

Residents in Cypress Meadow who receive waste and recycling service through WM may want to take a closer look at what goes into their trash and recycling carts. READ MORE

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Katy / Fulshear

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Katy City Park’s New Turf Field Opens, Marking First Major Milestone in Ongoing Park Improvements

Katy residents can now enjoy the brand-new multipurpose turf field at Katy City Park, the first completed phase of a larger improvement project that will also bring refreshed tennis court and upgraded park infrastructure. READ MORE

Rehabilitated Bald Eagle Returns to the Wild After Months of Care at Houston SPCA Wildlife Center

After suffering a traumatic head injury and spending three months in rehabilitation at the Houston SPCA Wildlife Center, a bald eagle has been released back into the wild at the Jocelyn Nungaray National Wildlife Refuge in Anahuac. READ MORE

HAR.com Says Houston Rental Demand Remains Strong as More Homes Are Leased Across the Region

The Houston Association of Realtors reports leasing activity increased in May, with renters benefiting from stable prices and a growing selection of available homes. READ MORE

New to Katy ISD? Here's What Families Need to Know Before Summer Registration Closes

Families planning to enroll new students in Katy ISD should act soon, with Prekindergarten preregistration closing June 19 and new K-12 student preregistration ending June 26. READ MORE

Al Sultan Gate Roastery Brings Middle Eastern Sweets, Dubai Chocolate and Fresh-Roasted Specialty Treats to Katy

A new Palestinian-owned destination in Katy is drawing attention with fresh-roasted nuts, luxury Arabic sweets, Dubai chocolate creations, baklava, Turkish delight and more as Al Sultan Gate Roastery prepares for its June 28 grand opening. READ MORE

Fort Bend Junior Service League Opens Membership Applications as It Nears 25 Years of Community Impact

After contributing more than $6.4 million to local causes and supporting over 100 nonprofits, the Fort Bend Junior Service League is inviting a new cohort of women to help shape the next chapter of service, leadership, and philanthropy in Fort Bend County. READ MORE

Superheroes, Robots and Family Adventures: ImagineNation Expo Arrives at Katy Merrell Center This Weekend

Families across Katy, Fulshear, Cypress and West Houston will have the chance to meet superheroes and princesses, explore robotics and STEM activities, build with LEGO®, and enjoy a full weekend of hands-on entertainment when ImagineNation Expo comes to the Merrell Center June 20–21. READ MORE

Fort Bend County Opens Galaxy All-Abilities Park in Sugar Land, Creating an Inclusive Space for Families of All Abilities

Fort Bend County's first county-owned all-abilities park is now open in Sugar Land, offering accessible play, sensory experiences, and gathering spaces designed for residents of every age and ability. READ MORE